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Can we use the first equation ​ of motion for this question as they have used second equation of motion to solve it and when I use the first equation of motion I am getting a different answer which is near to it. {answer given =-640m/s^2 : answer I am getting=-648m/s^2}

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​A train moving at a speed of 180 km/h comes to a stop at a constant acceleration in 15 min after covering a distance of 25 km. What is its acceleration? ​

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Dear student,
You can use any of the equation of motion. As all the data is available all three equations provides the answer.
But i don't agree to the answer given
v=u+atv=0180km/hr=50m/s15 min =15×60=900seca=-ut=-50900a=-0.055m/s2

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